Scott, I dont think anyone here has complained about what
Bonneville is RIGHT now, and how it has been, that is the
ironic thing (to me), everyone talks passionately about
what an awesome experience Bonneville is
life is good
Bonneville is great
the current media is great
(except it is not big enough for some, may make more money if it grew
by leaps
and bounds)
Bonneville is great because of the people there,
those who have been coming, AND those who
are NEW
The salt is a precious commodity, it is tough to get 1-3 good
courses a year, because of the condition of the salt, and the natural
restrictions imposed by mother nature, so these opportunities
to race are governed between Aug and Oct, with Oct having
around a 50% rainout history, so Aug and Sept offer the greatest
chances, with 3-4 weeks needed between events for the 1 o2
2 practical spots that can serve as a course to heal, Bonneville racing
is limited, like it or not
everyone loves Bonneville as it currently exists, from a racing standpoint
and the experience of the people involved
the lines are a little longer during the first half of the week, oh well,
the last half of the week, you can make as many runs as you can
muster without delay, Sept and Oct are perfect for those who
want shorter lines
if it aint broke dont fix it, is the feeling of many, right now, anyone
who
wants to come can do so, and are WELCOME
Joe
Scott Cowle wrote:
> Don't you guys and gals want new participants at the salts? I plan on
>going there in the summer of 2003 for the first time. Are people there going
>to see me as a nuisance because I might make the wait for a run longer? I've
>been dreaming about this for years but until now never been able to even
>contemplate it. Scott, slightly confused
>by what I'm seeing here.
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